Strange Music by Anton LaVey
  $   75

 


$ 75 Sold For
Sep 6, 2011 Sold Date
Aug 30, 2011 Start Date
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Amarillo Records #AM-586, 1994. As-new jacket & paper record-envelope, as-new record (original owner, played once with diamond stylus, no apparent scratches, surface defects, or finger/hands contamination).
Anton Szandor LaVey was a extremely talented concert organist who kept two Wurlitzers in his San Francisco home: one in the Main Ritual Chamber upstairs, one in the Den of Iniquity downstairs. His wife Diane and I badgered him unmercifully for years to record some classical selections, but he never did. In the 1980s Anton acquired a set of electronic keyboards for the Red Room, which at least to my ear sounded like amateur Hammond chord organs. After his separation from Diane and the move-in of Sharon "Blanche Barton" Densley, Anton recorded this embarrassingly horrible album on those keyboards, with Densley contributing her singing, such as it is. I know this record was played only once, because that's all I could stand. - Michael Aquino

Nevertheless it's apparently become something of a collector's item, with copies in decent condition bringing around $50 when they show up on the Internet. I'll ask $75 for this "as new" one and consider offers.
Thanks for the Memory (keyboard) Strange Music (keyboard) Temptation (keyboard) Start the Day Right (keyboard with Densley singing) One For My Baby (And One More For the Road) (keyboard) The Year of Jubilo (keyboard) Gloomy Sunday (keyboard with Densley singing)


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